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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR REPRODUCING THE
Il GROWTH OF INDUSTRIAL ART"
Sealed proposals with copy of this advertisement
attached will be received at this office until II ~ on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1857, at which time
and place they will he opened in the presence of bid
ders for reproducing by photo ithographc process
an edition of 1000 copies each of 700 plates ustrat
ing The Growth of Industrial Art -" Paper. the work
of reproducing delivery of copies &c to be at expense
OF party contracting
Full information to conditions standard required,
specimens and time Tor receipt of proofs aud delivery
ot work can be obtained by application to the under
signed at this Office.
The right is reserved to reject any all proposals.
Sealed proposals. marked Proposals for Reproduc-
ton of Growth of industrial Art to be addressed
BENJAMIN BUTTERWORTH,
ja3l m w&f, lot COG 18th St NV, Washington. DC
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scheone IN enect SUNDAY. JANUARY Roth lss7
until further notice ' '
csvs washington from station. corner Of New yer
VI For ,, Gh,caso II 4 am; and 1910 pm. daily.
m IS Past Limited ExT'rsss for ptt.burs and s,hi
morning si o No ers fare pc = sn,sSsS ny.
For cinetnnat Louisville and Louis daily a, 2 10
pm and 10 q pm With through coaches aud Talnss
sifelIng Cars 10 above points without chanse 40 n
arriving IN Cincinnati next morning at a.. st Ipnts
o5o Pm No extra fare IL changed ON this train for
For Ilttsharv at l! :t5 am and s,5 pm daily to
Sleeping Cars To P1ttsbur- NV
For Lexington aud Local Stations y 40 am daily,
For Tiavre de Grace Newark. Wilmington and Phil
For Wilmington peiswnra ann s, ,n,er,a m a ,.
bstween Baltimore and Wilmington. 3 l ) pan daily
Esr BsI'nere on week days r $50. 60. : "a.
800 40 40 40 ga a. - s t'a % anS
fSE si'Tofs % ss sSna.s S i e. 80 .ss
For SHENANDOAH Valley Railroad and points south
40 Am I'm, and $50 pm daily; $50 SLEEPER 70
Fer AnnabS &c snn GAO and LILO 40 and
m ans Z 81 40 p s On a SUNDAY Ia u ~ .S5
tan Branch o As daily, except sunday and Z II
pal stations Metropolitan Branch = 40 am daily,
on SUNDAY stops at all stations. for Gatherslry aud
daily, except Sunday. For frederick 40 am III a,
I'm aud 40 pm daily except Sunday.
ceIt Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily q 20. 40 am.
~ * and l FL pm. Little Rock Express
From Philsdelphia, Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
de Grace 80 am, 3 20 pm aud 10 90 pm daily
north of Baltimore. :sOAm
FROM AnnapolIs, = 20 am. aud so 5:,5 and
800 pm sunday. lO.:35 am, Is ~ A mn
Prom Harrers Ferry and Valley RAILROAD, $50 pm
daily except Sunday. i
Prom Frederick and intermediate points y Ola m.
and :: ID D. IN. daily except sunday ~
Trains leave Baltimore Tor asington at ; @ q; 10
9 10, 300 800 and 10 30 a m, - H. , so 3 A
- p $50 40; aud IL 90 ,. M, on sundays
6SO, DOB O.pand 80 an. 30 30 20 > 90
! $50. 40 8 90 and II y. IA.
Ali trains from Washington stop ut Relay station
except l 20. 2:lO Z. ]. - and 81 nm.
For further Information apply nj the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket office, Washington station Ig and lgb1
Pennsylvania avenue. 4th street where orders
Will be taken for baaae 10 be checked and
any point IN the city.
DAVID LEE. c K LORD q p
General superintendent Baltimore. dis
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Miss Ju11Er CoRsos SAYs,
In article entitled .Family Living on $500 ye.r~
"Fuel for cooking stove and two other fres, and
lights would cost about @ Per month"; provided Coxr
were used In ctties.s &c.
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
Oh GEORGETOWN-
20 Bushels for o3.70
rs Bushels for s250
COKE NOT CRUSHED
20 Bushels for $3.50
| Is BushAls for 92OO.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
ts5 All and 413 10th street
HALLRT, DAVIS Z CO., UPRIGHT PLANTS
II Now HnAdy the best Selection eYR 0ffersS
Special lov yssSo Ton school and holiday - da ai
r NJ.
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Bishop Wingneld positively deca1nes IN hecor,.
pishop OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese OF Rss
ton, because he cannot release himself fror, a.
present charge. -~ AAA'
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Trying TO Save Titus Neck.

WHY, In THE OPINION OF HIS COUNSEL, HE SHOULD
HAVE A NEW TRIAL.
Messrs- J. G. and George Shipman appeared be-
fore Chancellor RunyOn In Newark, N. j., Monday,
and made application for a writ of error In behalf
OF their Client James j. Titus, the convicted and
sentenced murderer OF T1llie smith. The appl1ca-
tion was based on errors In the trial The princi-
pal ones were as follows: A juror who had been
drawn had stated that he had formed an opinion
which IL would take great deal of evidence to
overthrow He WAS challenged and was allowed
TO go on, thus losing one peremptGry challenge for
the defense The prosecution did not serve upon
The counsel for the defense proper list OF the
Jurors. Admission OF testimony showing what
path was usually taken by servants when they
went TO the Laundry There were various Objec-
tons made TO certain questions which were over
ruled The admission OF evidence showing the
ravlshment was objected 10 as improper. The real
charge In the case was not such aS-the statute
defines.
Chancellor Runyon reserved his decision
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But HIS PAULINE SUES FOR DIVORCE WHEN SHE FINDS
HIS STORY OF WEALTH MYTH.
Mary e. HaniDel, OF No. so south I'd street, Will
namsburg, NY, has brought suit In the Brooklyn
city court for divorce from Frank v. Cook, a ply
stefan, OF Everett Mass She says that In october,
1856 when she was 49, she made the acquaintance
OF Dr. Cook, who told her that his father was
millionaire. In November last she told her
mother that he had asked her to marry him, and
him big catch. The mother advised her TO wait
a year until she had learned more about her lover
That night Miss Hanibel went out She returned
at O'Clock and told her mother she was married
Mrs Hanibei was not satisfied and accompanied
Dr. and Mrs. Cook to the residence OF the Rev. Dr.
H4Sk1nS, ON south 9Th street, Williamsburg.
The bell was rung twice, but there was
no response DR.. HaSk1nS told Mrs. Hanibel
next morning that he married the couple
and was ready TO give the Ger
tificate when he got his fee. DR.. Cook said he
had only "a, but would give him a check for $25
the next day. Dr. cook took his wife to a house
on Madison avenue, New York city, and at the
end OF week told her TO go to her mothers, as he
had 10 go TO Boston tor short time. He returned
In four days and spent week at the Hanibel res
asked for his board he said he had s. 900 in Massa
chusettS and went TO get 1T. He wrote from Ever
EFT, Mass; telling his wife he was ILL and asking
her TO join him. He said that she must borrow
80 10 pay her expenses. She went thither and
found that he had no practice and that his story
OF wealth was myth, his father being a dealer in
second hand merchandise. She returned home
anu when DIT. Cook came TO Brooklyn to see her
The mot her-in-law refused him admission.
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WINTER, SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT A
w Mere Trihe at the Great Clearing Sale at the
Double Combination,
ja27-6t 1241 and 1243 / tn St Sc
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NO ONE SHOULD MISS THE WONDERFUL
IN Bargains offered Mt the Great Clearing Sale
At the Double Combinatoon.
tA2I-6t 1241 and 1243 18th st. ae.
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To SATISFY
-FOUR LEADING
DENTISTS OF
BALTIMORE

Professor p B. Wilson, Of the Balti-
more University, has analysed ION
WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re-
port says it contains precisely tho
qualities that above Dentists says q
dentrifice should contain. ZON-
WEISS IL Of soft creamy constituency,
and is applied to the brush by means
Of An imitation ivory spoon. 1t has
peculiar. refreshing, preserving and
cleansing qualities and delightful
havoring Of its own Sold by all
Druggists.
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CLEAR. CLEAN AND HARM1Ess.

ODress l9c per yard at the Clearing Sale the
1915. 1a4i and ia acH iais st &c.
C1EAR. CLEAN AND HAnn1rss.
CRYSTAL NATTANs DISCOVERY
cs ekSsAkL p RjSSSSEK7
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Restores Gray Faded Hair to its natural color and
youthful i y tSIss and always does 50
Stops the hair falling Sut eh REMOVES dandrun and
males an elegant dressing ulexcelied by any other
.%1hEzsThp to contain no lead. no sulphur. no
as
S Ssad snd 9Hy Hair the
Aa sasns s saa T4,S s1 Ras9p q.
Sent to any part Of the o. s. receipt Of Price as
TIE NAr1osA1 LIFE AND MArun1rr
1u.. Iss: Psysse in c..h =.
the E1REffss e ;s aRf fd dsR cTfS' and
sin &
ss L q III i6s
N NG5s:s fr9Gsn af Gs s.psss.s:n.,
samuel Norment treasurer;
Gs S. Tianage: seSrst1.ry and gem manager;
= 5. Mddelie. III B. medical director;
Geo. :. h'''s''.yb iiszsassaR5 Ssssher
nnaYrW TANNl
samuel Norment, r. o. Holtzman
William K CLARK. !. i. Baker
James L Harbour James L. NorriA
robert Boyo, John b. Larner.
Levi Woodbury.. no3.3m
Drives FOR PROVERBS
LET co. Esch. ne p facs Basimors M
i II tf5es p Fsm ZEN s Of So sl5 and sl0 fol
series Of twenty GO, Short Proverbs. or
aaa1ities q a' HRSo fEHp to the good
Tho following examples are given of what would be
deemed appropriate:
"T5ed natures sseeet restorev."-Hx-No TEA
"A COED ts z rSss &c syse for BEING tries o,d~-
| .The cup that eheeys"-HE-No TEA
L CO. drink Hx-No TEA themseives. 1An oa''e'
| CONDITIONS:
estsd odss on Msrch l. 1857 m Nhi eha defs n1r
| tribufuGs may send in their lists
In ana On Sas .as e the onl
ee5 snd " sssis0 Envelope Rl:os yor inl name .nd
Address al coummicatons relating 70 this offer 70
| HH-No IRA Paovrxss,
Care NAn1m GnLxr Co. Baltamora Ma
tcopyrisht 1887, &lo-1m
TUE GREAT CLEARING SALE AZ THE
,euM l Ss.lI "a &, ia 81 Iii5 G e.
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MEDICAL, &c.

~ The Oldest Established and only reliable Ladies'
Physician in the city.
can be consulted daily, AGA St. bet ~ and 9th sta
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consultation
strictly confidential Separate rooms Tor ladies' Once
always open. 3a21-6r
nR. AND NINE. sELDEN. ESTABLISHED 1885.
free and confidential at all hours once 1sS9 9th St.
bet. and II SITS. NV. ja26-5t
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
VI two OF DE- BRoTHEE's InyisoIati ing Cordial
power 1t imparts yigor to the whole SYSTEM quo
st. NV. d2I-lm'
nEAFNESS.-ITS CAUSES AND A NEW AND
VAS deaf twenty Years Treated BY most OF the
noted Specialists without benefit Cured hsmssk IN
three months and since then hundreds Of Others Full
particulars sent ON appheaaon' a, Wss. sIst 81
ja6th.sktu-6m New York City.
nR K THOMAS,
~ successor TO tue late DR.. J.. K. Winder, No 800
and Constitutional Diseases hereditary or acquired.
Rooms for non-residents. tu.th.sjalS BIN
ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS, 800 ST.
III appeared before me and made oath that he u
and Will guarantee in all cases Of private disease
of and furnish medicine, charge consulta-
s sal sd and sworn before me By Dir BROfHEEs.
SAMUEL q. MILLS, Notary Public in and for the
District Of Columbia. this Sd day of July. 1850.
TT HAS MEYER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
i DR.. BROTHERS is the Oldest established adverrs-
ing Ladies' Physician in this city ladies' You can
Particular attention paid AL diseases peculiar TO
ladies, married or SINGLE 10 years experience M Inn
NJ ME- DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABIIsHED AND
IVA reliable Ladies Physician, can be consulted daily
pm. with-ledi only n20-2m'
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10 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ Granite work: best facilities in Warrington fol
such work. Once and Yard 7O2 70 70S North Csplto
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

scheoue IN enect SUNDAY. JANUARY both lssz
until further notice - NV
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On Ponr Conronr.
VIRGINIA
HYGEn HOTEL.
One hundred yards from Fort Monroe where daily
target practice guard mount and dress parade take
place. Perfect in cuisine and appointments Accom-
dates 1000 guests Turkish Russian electric hot and
cold and fresh baths. Afternoon concerts
and nightly hops Pure ocean air. free from malaria
and conducive to refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for winter AZ degrees Send
for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
ta1-2m +. N. PIKE, Manager.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA,
IN On Hampton Roads, near Old Point Comfort
THE. HOTEL WARWICK,
An attractive Winter Resort families and
B. ORCUTT $50 Broadway, New YorE, or to
j. r. SWINERTON, Manager,
d24-s&w26t Hotel Warwick, Newport News. Va
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL. AIKEN. s. G.
Hydraulic Passenger Elevator New Plumbing.
Absolutely Perfect Sanitary Arrangements
GEN. VI. B. HAZEN, Chief Signal officer, p. 8. A..
Tont Of and climate the most desirable Of
any place in the United States"
Send for new pamphlet.
DERFEcTIoN OF LIvING.-THE ALTAMONT,
Il Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Just completed Strictly
est street PeTfecs heat and Sentistion incandsscent
Of rooms comforts Of Souseiesrine Without its dis
comforts Only minutes rids ffom Wash
book describing Hotel WI sTORK. Baltimore.
d2S-3m Owner and Proprietor
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lust THINK! A CHII.D'S TRIMMED COAT FOR
- 99c-! IT the Great Clearing Sale At the
Double Combination.
IAsd-Ot 124l and l243 1lth 1t se.
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BEAur1ruL Ham
BEAUTFYING COSMETICS
MRS. c. THOMPSON, of 24O Fifth ave. who has
made for herself world wide reputation by her Patent
Waves and fine quality Of Hair Goods is again placing
the ladies' under obligations to her for the
cosmetics she Is now having manufactured especially
for her by her own chemist The best guarantee of
their quality and purity they sold in this way:
IF NOT AS RECOMMENDED. BRING BACK THE
GOODS AND HAVE YOUR MONEY
REFUNDED.
Can any one ask anything fair than this? Palm
KosmeO for face and hands, used with without ask
gloves il the greatest of the age for inn
proving and preserving the complexion
Also KosTneO Powder, made from the pistache mt
Milk Of Almonds, for enamelng especially for even
ing
colorless lips.
for changing any color Of hair to the now
fashionable auburn.
KosmeO Depilatory, the only unfailine article for e
moving permanently all superuous hair from face and
arms.
Mrs Thompson's new style Couture, now worn and
used without any hairpins Is destined create
sensation, 1t comes at time when every lsiv IL
anxious for change and Is very like the style worn by
Hop. Mrs. GROVER CLEVELAND.
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A GARD.


Icing ION. Mo-. Oct. Z. 1881.
EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is from
an cid subscriber, and To-day | fad il nv
duty TO say b word in defense OF t neighh,,.
OF mine. | was In the courthouse last Mon
day morning when the Clark and Trobaugh
case was called and dismissed, and everyone
seemed 10 think 1t was right. /, for one. have
kept a close watch over the conduct of Mr.
IrOoaugh Tor two years and ind him 20 be AN
honest man and 4 good neighbor. As far
Mrs. Ir0baugh,I can say she IS intelligent and
industrious, aud a good religious woman.
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raru,ers and SfnnLma

We will deliver At any raiir' ed depot Lump
ROCK Salt send Us Your name and we will
send you SOP cth.ug 10 YOUR benefit.
LEHMAN 81 Co..
lN2Hti H~igainsviile, No.
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Cash for Wheat

The highest cash price paid for wheat, al
the Model Roller MiiI's, Lexington. sep3t4
W. +. KEEDOLFF.
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Churps at Seudeu's. o15tf
Tubs and buckets at Senden's. o15tf
All kinds of brushes at Senden's. o15tf
Clothes hampers and baskets at Senden's.
Neck wear of all descriptions at P. Keller's.
Read MIR. Meyers new ad. OF Vienna
Bread. m2ltf
Cheap bedroom and parlor suits at Fl. Il +.
Winkler's. ap3Otf
Two-year old whisky at 81 so Der gallon a
Silverman's. apr16tf
Don't forget to call and look at Moore
heads u shingles. ol5l3
d. Hackers restaurant and bakery is fixed
up again in first style. oct15tf
California Port, Sherry and Angelica wines
at 81 30 per gallon, at Sllverman's. a16tf
Two Baltimore Heaters for sale at less than
cost at Graham's. Call and see them. At
Buy your fruit cans of Jacob Fegert, Tenth
street, near o. S. Presbyterian church. ju23tf
Buy your canned fruit of Jake Fegert. A
large stock just received-fresh and nice. 23tf
d. He ;ker delivers celery, oysters and bread
from his wagon. at all parts of the city. ololf
For cheap groceries go to j. Erskine. 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augl3tf
A full line of heating and cooking stoves
for sale at Graham's cheap. Call and get
prices. o1t4
D.. Hackers wagon will he around with
oysters in cans or in bulk, as well as celery
and bread, octl5tf
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's catarrh remedy, Price 80 cents. For
sale by Caples. june4eow1y
D.. Hacker has all sizes and prices of fresh
oysters from now on, and will deliver them
to all parts of the city. oct15tf
Halls Rheumatic Remedy, now being sold
at Halls Park, A miles east Of Lexington.
Agents wanted. Call on you druggist for
it. jy3Otf
Novelties in sacques, jerseys, wraps and
cIoaks; also q full line of the latest style To-
boggan caps, See 81. Wilker before purchas-
ing elsewhere. oSt2
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says: ''Both myself and wife W our
lives to Shiloh-s consumption cure" For
sale by Caples. 1uneeowly
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, we'll, ~cistern. etc. Price
Only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of j. P
Ardinger. nov2Stf
Rheumatism and neuralgia cured in l to 3
days for 70 cents by Detchon's 'Mystic Cure
Do not suffer and waste money on other
remedies. This absolutely never fails. Sold
by c.. W. Loomis, druggist, Lexington. SO
Call at Graham's and see the Peoria Base
Burner Wood Stove, will heat from two to
three rooms with 81 cords Of wood during
the winter. Also have the Gold Coin Base
Burner for wood-given up to be the best
wood stove on the market. O1t4
There will be a
in Lexington during October, November and
December, 1887, at d. Wllker's Dry Goods
and Notion store on Franklin avenue. He
will not enter the
e OF LIONS
but will have the greatest.
SHOW ON EARTH
In cheap dry goods and notions, ADMISSION
FREE. octSt3.
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PUBLIC SALE

fUEL1G SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL -
at the farm oi Mr.. Tol Graves, EN
ga miles north~ est OF Mayview, and ZION
seven miles south of Lexington, on
TUESDAY,. OCTOBER rs. 1887,
Inc following ma led personal prup-rty. One
heavy, well eondi Ionai Draft Horse; Two good
Hro"a Mares: One f"arling stallion Colt. by
iodhunter's King Raven; One two-year-old
huie. a good Que, Fifteen high grade Mich
laws; One thorough . II Bull first ra;e one;
S'stren goo; twn-year-Old reed Steers; Five
eN'fh ieariinss; Sixteen good Spring Calvee !.
J !irtV Tour Eat Hogs; Fifty fine Feeding HoQs
SiN BROOD Aows. with Pigs; Ten small shosis
80 acres Hi t"rn IN the heii: y IONS OF Timothy
snd Clover hay; aU0 bushels OF oats; Corn
E'antrr "-triE new. with /
farm Wagon; ! spring Wagon; 2 Cultivators: ?
Hr-akins Plows. / L Hiding Pillow: u lot of small
EARNING implements. a lot oil Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
II 10. STnlthso1, OF Holden. uucttoneer. Sal.
"iiI begin promptly al 10 o'cIork, III.
LIENS OF SAIL .-on sums under Slu rasL.
Sie ana OVER SIX months credit, viii, : per cent.
Interest Interest 10 BE- abIted 4, notes are
promptly pail.
oC'ctt JOSEPH l. LONG
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Weeklp gatelligenter.
OFFICIAL CRY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


Butchers tools at Senden's. ol"f
Powder and shot at Senden's. ol5tf
Try.ihe fresh oysters Al D.. Hackers. ol5tf
Meat cutters and suffers at Senden's.
Buy Chris. Movers fresh bread every
day. mzlu
ID Hackers restaurant and bakery is for
ladies and gentlemen. ocllou
For nobby hats and latest agony In neck
wear 90 to P. KeIler's. a13tf
Mrs. 5. p. Arnold Is receiving the latest
fall STYLES in millinery. olu
A full line of the latest style In band bows
Just received at P. Keller's. auglo'i
D.. Hackers restaurant and bakery is the
place for ladies and gentlemen. octlot1
The prize baker, Chris. Meyer, can sell you
bread better than you can make. m2itf
If you want genuine and pure whiskies
and wines. call at Silverman's. aprlstf
Moorehead will give you bottom prices on
lumber, laths and shingles for go DAYS. o1o
D, q ecker will serve oysters again as
usual in his new ftted-up restaurant and
b.terv oct15tf
Shlloh's catarrh remedy, a positive cure for
ca;srrh, diptheria and canker mouth For
sale by Caples. lune4eo"N
McBrsyer. Bond & Lillard and Mayheld
whisky all six years old, st 30 90 per gallon,
or si,verman,s. spr16tf
If you wish to sell or exchange your farms
for Kansas CITY property, place 1t IN my
h,,d, a, onoe q. Rem. sa4tf
Lawn Settles and chairs, '.Cente nnial' re-
frigerators and reclining chairs at lowest
prices at Fl. & F. Winkler's- a3ot
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg.
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige Us
BY promptly reporting to this Office. u
d. Hacker will hereafter be around with
bresd As usual, and also have fresh oysters In
cans and in bulk, and fresh celery on his
-. octl5tf
New prints, giDghams. dress goods, HAN
nels, blankets, etc., at low prices. Call anu
see Henry Wiiker before purchasing else
800 octSt2
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you have
a printed guarantee on every bottle OF Shi-
loh's vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. FOR
sale by Caples. 1une4eo"i'
A. Geyer, 9th street, agent for the sale OF
Anbeuser Bottled Beer, for family use. A
full supply constantly oh hanu aH
nor, of the CITY. may14tf
Are you made miserable by indlgestlon'
constipation, dizziness. loss OF appetite' yell
low skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. For sale By Caples. June4eo"ly
Durham, Iowa, March ., 1882, Ayers
sarssparilla has cured me of the
tory rheumatism. after being troubled Win
the disease for eight years. W. NJ. Moore. IL
Remember Messrs. Jno. W. Waddell u 20.
for flour. The Red r., is delightful; can't be
beat; all wanting good bread should Try IT,
the sack is improved by having q larger H.
Their other grades of flour are also much I'M
proved by the changes. Bran, screenings
and Graham -four on hand. Exchanges made
at their office at the old stand near Areana
Hall. augiu
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
PUBLIC SALE.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s6.a. 1857,
the following personal property. to-Wit:-I7
three-year- old Steers: 40 two- year-old Steers:
40 Yearling Steers; s. well broke Dairy Mich
blood galloway Bull Calves; 3 Jersey Bulls,
i9ii blo9ds; 40 Calves; 80 Fat Hogs: / Brood
mare and Colt; 3 Work Mules; 9 Work Horses:
hampton Hay Stacker and Rake; . Farm
Wagons; 800 Barrels of Corn in the CRIB;
sary to enumerate. Also a Complete DaIry
Wulnt. consisting of Cans. Buckets, Delivery
Also 1 900 Shocks of Corn, with which will
furnish n good iced lot and pasture, with plenty
OF water. good fence and trOugns.
mean haslGess, and this will be u bona fde
sale OF everything aiI ertisei.
TERMS OF SALk Nine months time, with In
ter"st at 8 per cent: note with approved secu.
rity. Jos II SHEI nv
Lafayette Co., Mo, Oct. IL, 1857 ol5,o